>>I envy your patience and persistance, those are nice qualities to have. I fear I'd be long gone if I was you, but then again it's more unusual to end up in your situation here, we're 9 in the firm 4 full time programmers, and considerably small firm in the context of the market at hand. So we manage quite good I guess, I still believe we have surprisingly huge clients/projects.
>>On my new job, on the other hand, it will be a whole different story, 600 people alltogether. I think it'll be a nice experience for a 25-year-old like me.
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>It's been crazy at times, but fun, too. I think the situation is probably unusual here, too. The software company is just a tiny part of a medium sized transportation company. Basically, they didn't like the software that was out there, so they wrote their own, and now are trying to sell it.
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>>I tried to find out more about "your baby" at TripSoft.com but no luck, although it's in the works. :-(
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>That's funny. I thought we lost that domain name. There used to be a web page there before I came here, but it was taken down. I wonder who put that page up? I didn't, and no one else here would know how. Maybe the people that originally did the web page left that there? I dunno.
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>Try www.accesstransit.com. I made that web page. It's not fancy, but it tells a bit about the company.
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>I forgot the mention that in the last message I wrote. In addition to being the programmer, help writer, manual writer, tech support, hardware support for the company, etc, I'm also in charge of the web page. :)
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I kinda figured that one out... :-)
Ok, it's 4.30 PM here I'm outta here. I'll talk to you later M, always a pleasure.